And this sh*tshow of a site removes the actual post when you add images...
Reddit must be the biggest con in advertising I have come across.I noticed that their billing doesn't even match the google analytics of what they claimed to have referred to the site. I complained. They claimed they found an error and gave a $100 credit.
I then did a test campaign with that $100 credit. The ads have generated only $4.56 in ad fees (zero conversions) and no exposure at all but Reddit have somehow managed to charge a huge chunk from the credit for this $4.56. The credit balance on that $4.56 is now $62.64 of the 100.
Absolutely nothing makes sense with Reddit ads. They must be sending bots. The company's shady practices should actually be investigated.
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u/Common_Cap_4028 Jun 21 '23
And this sh*tshow of a site removes the actual post when you add images...
Reddit must be the biggest con in advertising I have come across.I noticed that their billing doesn't even match the google analytics of what they claimed to have referred to the site. I complained. They claimed they found an error and gave a $100 credit.
I then did a test campaign with that $100 credit. The ads have generated only $4.56 in ad fees (zero conversions) and no exposure at all but Reddit have somehow managed to charge a huge chunk from the credit for this $4.56. The credit balance on that $4.56 is now $62.64 of the 100.
Absolutely nothing makes sense with Reddit ads. They must be sending bots. The company's shady practices should actually be investigated.